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Horrible Discovery Of Evidences Of
Wholesale Murder i'm TcnnesSec.

NASHVILLE Tenn, June 30.-The people OF this
section are excited over CHASTITY discovery made
Monday near Cookville, situated on what was
known many years ago as the Kentucky. stock
road. This was at that time the principal high
way for traders between Kentucky and Georgia
or South Carolina. Stopping places on the road
were few and far between and many men return
ing after selling their stock, never reached home.
Some years ago a skeleton was found at the
entrance to a cave near Cookville and few days
ago party concluded to explore the cave. Back
on the mountain side about one-half mile from one
OF the notorious stopping places on the old road
the entrance to the cave was found. A hole
something like well going straight down some
35 feet Was first passed through and then the cave
opened into large caverns with downward course
under the mountain. At the bottom OF the shaft
the party found human bones, and with little
digging in the debris that had accumulated at this
point, unearthed about
SIXTY SKELETONS OF MEN WHO HAD BEEN MURDERED
and thrown down this hole. Some skulls were
found with bullet holes through them, others
being mashed with an axe or instrument OF that
kind. Old citizens now living In this vicinity say
that the keepers OF these dens would keep track OF
the travellers when they passed thro1s n with
stock andrOn their return they would be almost
certain to disappear. There is another cave 20
miles from Cookville one Of the ancient inns,
and an exploration OF It VIII be made also.
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Hanged Kim.eIf in Hi. Cell.

NEW YORK, June 30-John Smith, turner by
occupation, committed suicide last night Ia the
city prison by hanging with piece OF string. Ho
was committed by Judge Ford on the 26th inst
Tor burglary. He was thirty years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-30

PITTsBUl.G, June 30.-A Rochester, Pa, special
says: The employees or the paint glass bottle
works struck yesterday because the firm en-
ployed non-union man. The factory has closed
down indefinitely.
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ELDoRADo, KAN, June 30-Roy Nance shot and
Killed q man named Forni, In sycamore, this
county, yesterday afternoon. ForDi had been dis
charged by Nance and had threatened his life.
Nance swore out peace warrant and went with
the constable TO serve. Forn1 resisted, and was
shot. Nance is out on ball.
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BURLfNGToN, WIS, June 30-The drought has
practically destroyed all the crops In this vicinity
The ground is becoming so dry In the lowlands
that the leaves on the willow trees falling OF.
Wheat and rye are so thin that the dry ground can
be seen between the rows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-30

Post OFFICE DEPARTMENT CoNTRAcTs.-The Post
master General has awarded contracts to the
following for Post Ofhce supplies: R. C. Ogden, of
Philadelphia copying ink, s2 65 per dozen quarts;
E. Morrison, Washington, writing fluid, $2.75 per
dozen quarts; VIM. Ballentyne & Son, Washing
ton, copying carmine ink, IS. rs per dozen pints;
carmine ink (not cOpying), $3.50 per dozen pints,
and carm1ne ink, four ounce bottles, $l.39 per
dozen bottles; John Early, OF New York, 1ute
twine, S.4S cents per pound.
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WHAT FHoCION HOWARD SAYS ABOUT n.
DANvIILE, Ill, June Safeguarding the alleged
Je6 Davis letter TO the Danvtlle Fair Association
touching himself and the rebel flags secretary
HaweS says the association did not authorize
Phocion Howard this year, but only last year, to
write Davis 70 speak at the fair. They never saw
the original OF the alleged reply. Howard showed
copy only and took Il away. Howard says the
Davis letter is entirely written in Davis hand
writing, dated Beauv0lr, Miss, June 20, and post
marked New Orleans He says he sent the original
to Rokker 4 Co, Springfield, TO have fac simile
made.
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Sele Of Canal Stock.

Special Dispatch to The EvKNINo STAR.
ALEXANDRA, Va, June 30.-The sinldng%fund
on1cers came here from Richmond at noon to-day
and sold the States stock in the Alexandria Ca NAL
in blocks OF one hundred shares at auction. The
stock SOLD from 80 cents to 20 cents per share The
par value being S1OO The State reserved the rig 1t
to sell its TO shares In block and chose betwee
the sale by part or by whole
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LIEUT.. F1EBEGER MARRIED-L1eut. g. j. Fiebe,
ger, corps OF engineers U s. A., assistant professor
OF military and civil engineering at West Point,
was married at Akron, O., last evening to Anna
Upson. The ceremony was performed BY the Rev.
n. p. Bailey, of Massilon
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CHILLICoTHE, KAN, June 30-An accident oc.
cur ed on the Chicago Milwaukee and Sc. Paul
rail road near Gault, Mo-, yesterday, by which
Michael E. Cowley, or Freeport, H., was killed and
b. +. Russell, or Dallas County, Iowa, and Con-
cucttT Harnett, OF Stoughton, Wis, were seriously
Injured, Russell probably fatally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-30

FoRGETFUL NEW YORK PAPERs.-The New York
Times to-day in using the Payson and Grosvenor
| interviews in yesterdays STAR quite forgets to
credit this paper The World shows like forget
| fulness In using the GrOsvenor matter
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General Foreign News.

MAKING PARTISAN USE OF PRINCELETs.
DUBLIN, June 3O.-Unitad ireland charges that
Prime Minister Salisbury Is using the sons or th,.
Prince Of Wales, who are now In Ireland for the
basest party purposes
CANON WHEREFORE AT HOME AGAIN.
LONDON, June 3O.-Canon Wilberforce arrived at
Southampton to-day on the steamer Sasle, from
New York, much improved in health.
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Car BuiIders Threaten to Strike.

PrTTsBCRG, June 3O.-A strike is threatened at
which Is likely to throw out OF employment be-
tween 400 and 500 men. The trouble is caused by
a new style Of box-car, on which there is almost
twice as much labor as on the ordinary cars. The
men refuse to work on them unless their wages
are advanced, and yesterday sixteen carpenters
quit general strike is probable.
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An unsuccessful attempt has been made to res
cue Baron de oelliero from the asylum In which he
Is confined n France. He u now more closely
guarded than evot.
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Mr.. HRRIHGrON AND OTHER ARnTocRATs SEND An
ADDRESS OF DEVOTION TO THE QUEEN.
LONDON, June 3Q-A number OF loyal Irish Cath
oltcs, including the Earl OF Ftngall the Earl OF
Granard, the Earl OF Kenmare, Lord Fitzgerald.
Lord De Freyne, Lord Belew, Lord EInIy, The
OConnor Don, Sir George Errtngton and otheys
who attended the jubilee ceremonies In London,
have sent TO the queen an address OF loyalty ana
devotion.
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1ne Emperor Going TO Caste
Struck Against a Non.Union man.

nEKL IN June 30-The burgomaster OF Gastein
has bee Officially informed that the emperor VIII
arrive there on July %.
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MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, June 30.-A Winnipeg, Man.,
special says: The contract for the construction OF
the Red River Valley Railroad, from Winnipeg to
Pembina, was signed last night and that work will
commence at once. Government bonds for
81, 600 were negotiated through local brokers.
There Is great enthusiasm In the city over the
result
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ODDs AND ENDS
sEATON PERRY
Successor to PERRY & BBorRra
IS OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS IN "ODDS
AND ENDS" COMPRISING REMNANTS OF
BLACK AND C0t0RED GROS GRAIN SILKS
REINASTs OF BLACK AND % coLoRED Ed SATIN
Ps PPsScmHEsfSEzs he ISL sUKAHs. RHADAhEs. ANDF FAILLE
REMNANTs oE LoUIsINEs AND SUMNER SILKS.
REMNANTS OF CHINA SILKS AND INDIA pom
SPECIAL BARGAINs"IN REMNANTS OF EVEN.
ING SILKS. BROCADES, AND GAUZES
REMNANTS OF PLAIN AND STRIPED VELvETS
SUITABLE FOX COMBINING WITH SILKS AND
REMS3NTTss 6fsatHs 81 PhfEsr1Ey,s ENGLISH NOTIFY
ING GOODS AND LuP1N's iH BiacK fRGNcH MHSH HAI
REMNANTS OF PLAIN AND FANCY AIL-sILK
GRENADINES AND HERNANIES.
REMNANTS OF BRITISH AND FRENCH WHITE
REMNANTS oI TMPoRTED ALL-wooL coLoREp
REMAINS OF FINEST QUALITY FRENCH
SATEENS AND ANDERSON'S GINGHAMS
REMNANTS OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS
ODDS AND ENbsT fN PaRAsoIs. SUI M TMEkfI- IIf
LAS. SPRING WRAPS AND JACKETS, AND EN-
BkOIDERED ROBES AT CLOSING PRICES.n
e. PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEAToN PERRY.
PEaRY BUILDING
Fennsylvanis ave-. COZ. 9thss
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chief Engineer Snyder Dies Suddenly.
THE suPERnsrRSurHr or fHE srATE. wAE, AND
NAVY DEPARTMENT BUILDING HAS FATAL HENoR-
RHAGE OF THE LUNGS.
Chief Engineer Henry Lee Snyder, Of the
Navy, superintendent OF the State, War, and
Navy Department building, died suddenly
at $50 this morning at his rooms in
the Portland. The immediate cause OF his
death was hemorrhage OF the lungs but for
several months he had been in i-heath. Four
months ago, while experimenting the sanitary
BY gas ana III
ef bis He
improved and resumed his duties at the De.
partment. to which he was always ex-
be would regain his health, but COM
pication OF troubles resulted from his
severe illness and. although be continued at work
BILE to stand the strain. Monday evening he was
attacked by severe hemorrhage, which the doc
tor In as is% had g9ns
summer with his w1fe's mother, Mrs. Richard Lee.
MI. Snyders condition was not considered alarm
to his wife. Every care and attention was given
to him. but this morning he insisted upon getting
up from his bed, despite the remonstrances
and the effort brought on a slight hemorrhage.
Medical aid was summoned but despite the efforts
OF physicians the fOw OF blood increased, and he
passed away few minutes before O'Clock.
The funeral arrangements Will not be made
until after the arrival OF his wife, who has been
summoned from P0ttsville. Mr.. Snyder yesterday
signed the check necessary to secure the money
for the payment Of the employees under him, and
Mr.. George w. Rouzer, his financial clerk, will be
aoe Pe G
as usual without the least delay. Mr.. Snyder
was chief engineer OF the Navy, with the relative
rank or commander. Four years ago tomorrow
he entered upon the duties of superintendent OF
the State, War and Navy Department, being the
selection Of the Secretaries OF State, War, and
departments that have quarters In the building,
and the announcement OF his death this morning.
cast gloom over ell the employees The forces VI
loss OF their best friend. He was native OF Penn
sylvania, and entered the Navy from New Jersey
in 1855. He Was about. ffty years OF age, and
ant Engineer John A. Tobin. who has for some
time been Mr.. Snyder's assistant, will assume
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INCREASING THE FISH SUPPLY.
The Distribution Of Shad by the United
States Fish COmmissiOm-ImprOv
ment OF the Potomac Fisheries.

The aggregate production Of shad for distrfbu-
t1on the present season by the United States Fish
Commission has been enormous. The number
produced has been increasing from season to sea-
son, owing to the perfection OF the methods in use
without any corresponding increase In the ex.
penditure Of money for this purpose. A summary
OF the distribution for the present season. arranged
by river basins Is as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-30

JAPANESE REPRINTS OF AMERICAN BOoKs.-State
Department of1lcials have recently had their at
tention called to an instance OF japanese clever
ness number OF American school-books were
made textbooks in Japan, where the study OF
English was made compulsory. American book
dealers did a good business for time, but after a
Few experiments the japanese succeeded in turn
Ing out clever reprints OF the American publica-
tlonS, OF such excellence and In such quantities
that the demand for the American product has
now practically ceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-30

LONDON, June 30.-Queen Kapioani, OF Hawaii
Will sail for New York on the steamer Seryia,
July ..
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The Murder Of Young GambreIl.
HAMILTON AND EUBANKS INDICTED By TIE GRAND

JURY AT JACKSON.
JACKSON, MISS, June 3O.-Tne grand jury, in
their report yesterday, brought in true bills
against Jones s. Hamilton and l. W. Eubanks for
the murder OF X. D. Gambrell, on May 6. at jack
son. The case of Albrecht who was placed under
bonds In the same connection, is now under con-
this term, change OF venue Will be obtained.
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GEN. SHERMAN's CONFIDENTIAL CLERK.-The Sec
retary OF War to-day appointed James Madison
Barrett to be confidential clerk to Gen. w. T.
Sherman retired, at a salary OF 1000 This is
In accordance with the new appropriation bill
which goes into effect tomorrow. MIR. Barrett
has been Gen. Shcrman'S' private secretary fol
several years, but hereafter he viii be paid q sal
ary by the Government.
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A LAND OFFICE SITE CHANGED.-The President
signed an order for the removal Of the district
land Office Of Washington Territory from Olympia
to Seattle. The object of the removal is said to be
to render the Office more generally accessible to
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Failure of a Papcr Con,panv.

MILWAUKEE, June 3O.-The Standard Paper CON-
pany made an assignment last evening to J. Z.
Friend, who gave bond for S13OOOO This is sup
posed to represent the assets. The liabilities are
said to be nearly 500, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-30

COLUMBUS OHIO, June 3O.-The executive com.
mlttee OF the Ohia Republican League last night
issued q call for convention OF republican clubs
at Toledo July %. New York republican clubs
a view to organize q national republican league.
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Q5.42I,OOO

1t will be seen by the above table that over
tS 0OO, 600 young shad fry have been returned to
OF this In its bearing upon the improvement OF our
Shad fisheries will be shown by the following con-
siderations. The entire production of the fisheries
OF the Chesapeake TOR the present season was pro-
badly not In excess Of 1000 COO shad. It win be
seen, therefore, that for every mature shad taken
from t1e e waters OF the Chesapeake thirty
turned to those waters. This, Of course, would be
of no interest or significance IL We had not the
assurance that a reasonable percentage Of them
would reach maturity and return to our rivers to
spawn. Some experiments have already been
made by the Commission to ascertain the per-
centage which survive the casualties and diseases
OF infancy and have attained such size as to give
reasonable expectation OF life. barring accidents.
Two seasons ago Col: Mcdonald. by direction OF
the Commissioner, placed in one OF the carp ponds
4O. 600 shad fry which had been Matched out at
central station. The following october, when the
Ponds G were Drawn raw the young hsn shad, then rom
collected and counted, and fully 5000 small shad
were obtained. This and other experiments OF
like tenor indicate that up to the close OF the period
seaward In october, twenty per cent OF the fry
placed In our rivers will survive and attain size
in connection with the fact that II only three per
cent OF all the shad that have been planted In the
Chesapeake and its tributaries the present season
should survive and attain maturity, we VIII have
restored to our waters by artificial propagation
fully as many mature Shad as have been taken
from 1t by our fishermen this season.
Arrangements have been made by the Com
mission to secure complete statistics OF the Shad
catch along the entire coast the present year,
similar statistics having been collected during the
seasons Of 1885 and 1886. Information already In
the hands Of the Commissioner makes 1t certain
that the aggregate production OF shad on the coast
has been larger the present season than at any
time in the last twenty years, but until the statis
tics are all tn OF course 1t will not be possible TO
give the measure OF increase. For the Potomac
River we are already assured thatthe increase of
1887 is fully 600 Shad that OF 1856 and the
Increase or 1885 over 1855 being over loo, ,OO0 we
have an increase for the Potomac fisheries alone In
the last two seasons OF nearly one quarter OF a
million OF shad; the increase representing much
large number than the entire catch OF 1870, in
which year the fisheries OF the Potomac reached
their lowest ebO
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ARMY ORDERs.-Capt. E. W. Stone, 21st infantry,
and First Lieut.. F. B. Taylor, 9th cavalry, have
been granted two months extension Of leave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-30

CLAIMS FOR LANDS IN NEW MExIco.-The surveyor
general OF New Mexico has recommended the re-
lection OF the Ocate, Plaza Blanca, Guadalupita,
Los Huertas, and Domingo Valdez claims for lands
In New Mexico 1t is recommended that the town
OF AbQuin claim and Los Michas claims be con-
nrmed- Commissioner Sparks has cOncurred in
the recommendations
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Commander John T.
Winn, ordered to temporary duty as inspector Of
the seventh lighthouse district in addition to his
present duties. Lieut.. John M. Hawley detached
from the Trenton and ordered to the naval hospi-
tai, Chelsea, Mass, for treatment. Assistant Pay
master J. D. Doyle has reported his return home
having been detached from the Iroouois, March
walt orders. Assistant Engineer g. H. Bull. de-
tached from duty at the University OF Pennsyl-
vania July 1, and ordered to special duty in con-
nect1On With the new cruiSerS
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UDOSTON BY SEA
ID Merchants and Miners Irarsporfacon Co
Steamships saIi from
Baltimore via No-.olk to Boston
Eyery6foncay, Thursday. and Friday, 4 O'Clock pm.
PASSENGER accommodations Unsurpassed
Fare iLeluGiing meals and main saloon, stateroon
be-.ks. sl2-50: round trip. 81 Upper deck state
NOM berfhs. Sli. round tr1p. 80. For further in
formation circulars ali the Hotels
A. L. HUGGINS, General Agent.
Long Dock. Baltimore.
rs,sphoue Baltimore PAT. my2l-3m
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THE IMPRISONED MINERS.

The ReScuers Hopeful OF Reaching
Them i'm a Few HOurss
VIRGINIA, New, June 3O.-The party endeavor1ng
to rescue the six imprisoned miners in the Best
Belcher mine, are working with sponges over their
mouths to prevent their inhaling the poisonous
gas which is coming through crev1ces from the
drift where the men are confined. This indicates
that connection with the DRIFT will be made In q
few hours
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LAsxrrs LOAN Orr1cE

No. 361 Fennsylvania avenue northwest
Money Loaned on Gold and Silver watchesyeDia
uoEds. Jewelry. fistols, Guns. Mechanical Tool
LADIES' and Gentlemens Wearing Apparel
OLD GOLD ASD SILyEh EUUGAC oc2
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THOSE WHO LEAVE THE CITY during the sum-
mer can have TIE STAR mailed to them for any
length of time, and the address changed as often
as desired. The subscription must be invariably
paid In advance
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40 OeA 4otu 81, COICot3u 6ulo1nR.
PHOsvTIEr-THIS COl@lNATION, or
cslssyA wa Cherry md AogNOrdt Acid
ISrie and safegnard agairst Maiarie Sold At NIL
bCtN'S PHARMACY. 1429 pennsylvAn1A ave, in
bottles or on dxauYht with soda water. 116
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The POST at Searcy, Ark, and Sonora
Cal, will tomorrow become Presidential Offices
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lSpEPENDEScE DAYAr
MOUNT VERNON,
Steamer W. ". CORCORAN will make two trips to
NJ NernOn and Marshall Hall on Monday, July 4
1897 Boat will leave her wharf foot of th street. at
Io a m and 3 30 pm returning az 3: Is and pm
fare round trip to Mt Vernon 81, all other points
oCc Music, Dancing ana good catering at the Hall
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-14

GIRON.-C6digo de Comercio.
PEREDA.-Historia Natural.
CASTA., ,OS.--Verdaders contabilidsd.
Guia del OomerGio = Banca.
GANOT.-Fisics.
Observation-Disclosures latino.
ARTE de fnegos artifcisIes.
OLLENDORFF.--Gram6tica francesa
MARIANA.-Bistoria de Espana, 70
tomos.
LLOFRIU.-La Jaboueria.
COMBEROUSSE.-Geometria.
BRlOT.-Algebra.
SONET.-Geometria analitica.
ULTIMOS dias de IN fl6sofo
BECQUER.--Obras.
FELIU.-Fisica y Quimica.
GALDOS.-La Desheredada.
Ell Amigo Msnso.
ECARTIN.-GranGtica latina.
COMELERAN.-Gram&tics csstells-
ma.
CABALLERO.~- latina.
GAVILAN. - Aritmetica y Algebra
Geometris y Trigonome-
tria.
Observation-Disclosures y Poetica.
GONZALEZ FIR. ZEFERINO.-N-
losofia.
DICCIONAR1O de 10 Academia, pta.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Doloras.
Poesias y fGbulas
Colon poema.
BIBL1OTECA Universal, tones varioa
G CAMPOAMOR-Po4tica.
POLO.-El Oompendio de 10 lstinidad
RIERA y Tortosa.-Nociones de Agri.
cultura.
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